Computer Systems @ Colorado
I work in the area of computer systems, broadly defined. This includes network, wireless networking, computer architecture as well as privacy and analysis of data data sets. Previously, I have been involved in high performance computing and storage systems. I’m also interested in and publish on technology policy, particularly Internet and wireless policy.
Contact
| Dirk Grunwald Dept. of Computer Science Campus Box 430 Univ. of Colorado, Boulder Boulder, CO 80301-0430 |
email grunwald@cs.colorado.edu phone: (720) 310-5432 fax: (303) 492-2844 |
Office Hours (Spring 2013) Mon: 2:00pm-3:00pm Tue: 2:00pm-3:00pm Fri: 1:00-2:00pm |
Recent Publications
Google does a great job of keeping track of my publications, citations and the like.
In “How New Technologies can Turn a Spectrum Crisis Into a Spectrum Opportunity“, I describe how new cognitive networking technologies can help increase spectrum utilization, particularly when coupled with new network architectures.
We had three papers appearing in DYSPAN 2011 concerning the use of non-contiguous OFDM waveforms, better frequency scheduling methods and propagation modeling. See the Wireless link for related projects.
Classes
In Spring 2013, I’m teaching “Computer Performance Analysis”. The course information is hosted on our Moodle LMS.
I’m also teaching CSCI 2400 “Computer Systems”.
Research
My research spans several areas in computer systems. I currently am supervising projects in these:
- Cognitive radio protocols, methods and tools
- The impact of antenna control on wireless networks and propagation
- Program analysis for performance oriented computing
- Control software for cyberphysical systems
- Compilers for heterogeneous architectures
Research Supervision
I’ve worked with a fantastic collection of Ph.D., M.S. and undergraduate students over the years. There are too many to list on this page, but a full list of the students and their current whereabouts is listed here.
